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I've seen xbox's do 8-9mbps via ftp.....i dont think its got anything to do with the faster processor cos my Pentium 90mhz could handle 9mbps... with 8mb ED-Ram..
150kbps on the ps2 simply sounds wrong....can someone tell me theorically where the bottleneck is ??? could it be that thats all network adapter can handle ?? or i heard that the ps2 only has one bus for all devices so the bus gets saturated...:banghead:
According to the author of ps2ftpd it is considered good enough at ~150kB/s.:) I added quite a few changes to suit some of my own needs, but chip still deserves all the credit in my opinion.Quote:
Originally Posted by thetest
You can read chip's comments here.
I dint get it...what does he mean its the I/O limit ??? its thats the case how does running linux on the ps2 make it 40mbps ??
I'd think it is more of a programming thing.... your comparing a PC to a game console.... it's still easier to program for a PC... and the tricks that have been done with a PC's instructions sets may or maynot directly translate over to the PS2....
I believe that a packet compression scheme for the PS2 may provide some more speed... but there is no server side application at the moment for this...
I've gotten 2-3 MB/s from FAPlink... so the station can do better... it's a matter of changing the code to be more efficient.
ya well the xbox is a pc in a black box....